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I suppose if they do such a thing they'll have to charge each customer differently, which might lead to some kind of discrimination lawsuit?
by Illniyar 7y ago
I suppose if they do such a thing they'll have to charge each customer differently, which might lead to some kind of discrimination lawsuit?
- TheRealPomax 7y agoBut that's literally the situation we have right now: commercial entities are discriminated against by having to pay more for their .com than nonprofits and individuals interested in obtaining a .org Make not mistake: I hate ICANN so much right now for their idiotic "we need to let the marker regulate the prices" for a product in which there IS no marketplace (you can't buy the same thing from someone else for less, domains are unique) but if the grounds are to be discrimination, that's the situation we currently have, and this decision by ICANN would be the result of a lawsuit brought against them on those grounds.